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3/8/2018- Roughing in building volumes
- Using multiple photos for mapping
- Matching the perspective in the photos
- Roughing in a roof slope
- Modeling and extruding roofs
- Intersecting objects
- Constructing complex roofs
- Hiding edges
- Working with materials and textures
- Using fixed and movable pins
- Accessing the SketchUp material library
- Completing texture mapping
Skill Level Intermediate
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- [Scott] In this course, we will construct an exterior model of a house using nothing but SketchUp and a series of photos taken around the building. We will match the perspective cues encoded in the photos to SketchUp's coordinate system, build the 3D model by comparing it with the photos, and finally, texture map the model using the same photos.
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Introduction
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Welcome21s
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Exercise files38s
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1. Roughing In Building Volumes
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About the photos2m 3s
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Modeling the garage volume3m 35s
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Building columns on piers5m 14s
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2. Roughing In Roof Slopes
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Creating sloped bargeboards5m 37s
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Adding upper-roof surfaces4m 48s
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3. Constructing Complex Roof Slopes
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Adding a dormer roof4m 23s
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Modeling dormer walls4m 54s
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Cleaning up the roof slopes4m 58s
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4. Using Multiple Photos to Model
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Modeling dining room walls1m 58s
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Hiding unwanted edges7m 32s
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5. Working with Textures and Materials
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Adding additional materials3m 47s
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First floor door and window4m 48s
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Conclusion
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Next steps23s
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